Hey canipa, I want to say that your work was one of the things that encouraged me to become an professional animator for Japan, I managed to work for trigger, saru, wit, mappa, A1 between others, so even if you're changing your goals, know your work till now has been important to many!
That's incredible!! Would you be comfortable sharing what name you're credited under? I may be out of the UA-cam game, but I still stick around for the credits to spot all the names I recognize.
Honestly, thanks for showing me a different perspective of anime through the animation breakdown videos. It’s sad to see you go but good luck with whatever endeavors you have in the future
What I love(d?) about your channel is when you started doing the anime/animator spotlight videos, you were one of the first anime content creators on the platform to not just essentially post a reaction video disguised as a 10 minute video essay, and actually research the topics you were discussing, presenting information that couldn't be gleaned from a casual viewing of the show. The PA interview to me personally being my favorite. That being said; along with Tom Scott, I feel like you're also pioneering what a departure from content creation can look like without it being the result of some horrible event, and I'm all for it, thanks for the wonderful times.
You've genuinely changed my perspective on anime and arguably somewhat shifted the direction of broader anime discourse in general with how you've brought so much production information to the wider anime fandom through such easily accessible videos. Thanks for all the hard work and research ethos you've put into the past 10 years on this channel, and good luck with whatever you're pursuing next, Callum!
I was immediately fascinated watching your breakdown on OPM; all of the animator names being mentioned really put into perspective just how much talent and effort goes into the creation of anime. Today this is my biggest passion, and my channel wouldn't exist if yours didn't. Thank you for all the years of amazing content!
Although I'm sad to see you go, I'm glad for the videos you've made and have inspired me to research into the creation of anime, to appreciate the medium and the people who've poured their lives into it Please take it easy ✌
That's a shame.. I only recently subscribed to your channel like maybe half a year ago after binging 26 of your anime spotlight videos and too soon after you're retiring. Out of many anime channels that does reviews, retrospectives and analysis only your channel was the one to actually passionately praise and talk about the individual animators, writers and musicians behind the works and what they all contributed to make the anime amazing. Truly a shame that it ended.
Thanks canipa effect. You made me appreciate the art of animation and the effort that goes behind it. I wish you the best of luck for your upcoming life. I love your videos and I will always remember them.
Thank you so much for bringing light to the behind the scenes of anime all these years. Your channel has been one of the main reasons why I'm very interested in learning the ins and outs of the anime industry, without you I don't think I'd ever even be as passionate as I am now. Unfortunately the channel has come to an end, but your influence to me and a lot of other people are for the better. Thank you for the hard work all these years, good luck to you future endeavors!
Your videos were a huge part of me getting into animation, first as a hobby, now a career. Your Yutapon video was hugely influential to me. I now work freelance on both western and japanese productions. I hope you know your videos are well loved amongst many animators. Having a person who inspired you to pursue animation talking up something you worked on is really cool Thanks for the videos through the years, and good luck on whatever's next!
You blew my mind with the behind the scenes of Japanese media. I liked a lot of manga and anime that I didn’t think I would like growing up. I was a fan of Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Sonic X and few on cable tv, but I was really mind blown with both classic and modern anime because of how much this community love anime and manga and knew a lot of things that I didn’t think I would really like like I do now. Thank you.
Damn man this is a huge hit to the anitube community. I loved your vids and how you highlighted different directors and studios. Gunna miss your vids. Gods speed canipa, see you in Valhalla.
Well FYI, I already watched the Baccano/Durarara video on the day of its release, so what do I do now HUH? But on a serious note, you were my entry into understanding more about anime production and the people behind some of my favorite shows. Your Baccano, AOT, OPM, Mob Psycho 100, and Compositing videos are my favorites. I went from knowing nothing about this industry to having favorite animators and directors all thanks to watching your videos in my early teens. I bet many of the new animation/staff breakdown channels and bloggers wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for your work. Thank you Canipa Effect, and good luck on your new pursuits.
Loved your Gridman/Dynazenon video especially with how much of dyna that was featured since it doesn't get talked about as much, good luck with your future endeavors.
My man, I'm going to miss you so much. Thanks for all your hardwork showing names, styles and production for people who like anime to help them get deep into the rabbit hole of sakuga. Good luck in the future, and I hope life treats you as kindly as you deserve.
I'm sure everyone has that one scene or anime they can think of. Kinda like your first moment of consciousness, the scene turns you from thinking "Wow that was cool," to thinking "Wow, who made this??". For me it was the Deku vs. Todoroki fight. For the record, I've seen plenty of anime before this, but something about it slapped the sakuga consciousness into me. After watching that episode I was genuinely jaw-dropped. The way animation complemented he build up of emotional stakes into the literal explosion at the end, it was inspiring. I was tearing up at the thought of it the day after it aired. If this is what good animation could do, I wanted to know more. It was at that point that I wanted to learn more. And at the peak of my interest, I learned of The Canipa Effect. This channel has helped me cultivate a mindset that makes me think about each individual animator, to think of the staff instead of the studio, to think about how each production role interacts with other roles and how their dynamics contribute to a project, and to consider the context and circumstance of each production. It made me realize and care about things I wish more people in the anime community would. I found this channel almost 7 years ago, maybe even further back. The anime scene has changed so much and I would have loved The Canipa Effect to be at the forefront of making videos about the production and key players in new anime. Maybe there are younger people who were like me, inspired and wanting to learn more. But alas I respect the desicion. I want to give my thanks for the 10 years you put into this channel. I don't think it's a overstatement to say that this channel has contributed to changing the trajectory of my life. I'm rambling but I just wanted to throw out what this channel meant to me. I was a younger teen when I found this channel, and now I'm nearing adulthood and I want to be pursuing something in the realm of arts. Animation would be wonderful, but anything art related at this point. At the very least, I want carve a clearer path for others who were like me, passionate but unguided. Hell, maybe I'll start my own channel haha
I've always known which studios to pay attention to, but it's never gone deeper than that. Thanks to your channel I actually use the staff tab on MAL to confirm my suspicions that "hey that really was animator X!" much like recognizing a voice actor
I wish for you to know your channel has inspired me to pursue animation as a profession. Your call out on animators, studios and highlights on new (now veteran) animators helped me so much in researching their twitter and being inspired by their work, and applying to studios. Good luck on your journey man!
Found you alongside the Se Jun Kim video and the journey was a blast! You were one of my most favorite creators, your videos always had the best quality with the best consistency I've seen! Good job for these years!
I just have to thank you so much in particular for that Mob Psycho 100 video, while yeah there are plenty of MP100 videos out there, stumbling on you video specific made a huge impact on me I mean it. Through that video I ended up dedicating myself to the art I love, same for that Sun and Moon video, when that series came out I was ecstatic for it, but everyone was hellbent on tearing it apart but your video was the support I wanted and that Pokemon series ended up being one of my comfort shows. That's my stories about what this channel what you mean to me.
UA-cam is sadder without you. Thanks for all the hard work and knowledge you've shared. Your video on Durara and Baccano and another on Cyberpunk are my favorites. I wish you all the best.
Thanks, man, you were always an inspiration to go above and beyond on regards the animated shows I loved. You truly changed the perspective of so many anime enthusiasts
Only got into the channel relatively recently in 2021 around when the MAPPA and Game Freak vids (might be my favorite? B2W2 are my fav pkmn games) were made but the videos in that time have been great. Love learning about some of the behind the scenes for studios and anime I never thought to look into prior. Wishing you well, thanks for the good vids🫡
Man. I had to say goodbye to your work on the 'OTAQUEST in Japan' channel a few years back and now this. Genuinely THANKS SO MUCH for the insightful videos you've made over the years. Your passion for anime and games was quite captivating and I very much enjoyed your highlights of what make a certain production work/shine. I really hope a production comes soon that reignites your creator brain to put something out. but that's just me being greedy. Hope life treats you well man. (ALSO, TURN ON SUPER THANKS YOU IDIOT, LET ME THANK YOU MONETARILY AS WELL)
I was really into the anitube scene back then and have been watching you since the beginning. I’ve been a fan for a long time, sad to see you go m8 But hey congratulations on your marriage my man!!!!!!! 🎉💪
I think UA-cam just thinks I like watching people leave at this point, it's been a bit since I've watched a video but I'm happy to have had it come back up and go watch what you have worked on. It definitely gave me a new appreciation for animation since I started watching I think a One Punch man animator spotlight way back when. Hoping for the best for you going forward and turned on the bell just in case you find a way to put out something else you're passionate about.
aw, man you were like, THE anime animation channel I watched, I don't even subscribe to anyone else so I dunno where to get videos that breakdown animation production as thoroughly and with as much detail as you do while still being accessible to people who aren't already familiar with animation (or who are stupid like me and forget basic terms and people all the time) thanks for all the hard work and incredible videos, and best of luck in your future endeavours
See ya and thanks for the videos. You were the one place I knew that analyzed the animation and production that wasn't focused on a single studio (usually Toei Animation). *The search restarts...*
3:34 This is definitely what made me subscribe. And you definitely succeeded. They gave me deeper appreaciation for the shows and the people that made it possible.
Thanks for all the amazing videos, your work felt very distinct from any other UA-camrs talking about anime, especially when I first started watching them years ago. Happy 10th anniversary and all the best with what you’re doing now and going forward!
Thank you Canipa effect. I been watching since earlier animation spotlights in 2016 and the anime reviews. Your insights in the anime animation industry is the reason I been watching and subscribed this channel for so long. Well, so long old friend.
I love that you're also missing the Spirit Circle Volume 4 as well in your bookcase. At least I know I'm not the only one suffering lol. Thanks for all your vids!
Thank you Canipa Effect! ❤ Your passion and dedication is felt and that speaks volumes in addition to your ‘detective’ research work on animation production! I’ve referenced your videos for school/university projects, told people to go watch your clips, and learned so so much from your research. it’s helped me language and get into a deeper conversation about anime as an art, and also political discussion on worker treatment/payment. So much of my mindset is due in part to you, so THANK YOU!
Thank you for all your hard work! Even though you are moving on, I can still see myself going back to your videos from time to time. Inspiring and informative!
Thank you for all these years of great stuff, you are a true animation apostle. And yes, your video on Baccano and Durarara!! was top tier material. good ridance, brother!
glad you made a video saying that, the channel is not dead but it may be back in the future as a hobby, this gave me a assurity that I can say to myself that ' he may upload a video whenever he wants ' , all the best for the future endeavours
Thanks to you I pay attention to animators's names and other talented staff. Although I am kinda capable of looking at anime productions on some level, I will miss your comprehensive videos that highlight all the elements and people coming together to create great shows. You've made the anime community a smarter place, and I'm thankful for all your work.
Canipa, you have been consistently one of the best anime content creators on this platform. I've been writing about anime in some form or another for years and your content has been a huge inspiration to me. The way your videos encourage mainstream audiences to think harder about the animation they watch is a gift and one the value of which cannot be overstated. I'm sad that it's ending but I'm sure whatever you go on to do next will be even more fantastic. Much love my dude.
found your channel back in 2018 for the longest time you've been the only place where I got my industry knowledge from. I think the first video I ever watched from you was the Se Jun Kim Spotlight. Your channel Is one of the biggest reasons I'm into the jp anime industry and for that I'm for ever grateful. Good luck with your future endeavors
First of all, thank you for all the effort you have put into these videos. I want to say why I love your videos, way more than other channels. I find your insight to be more genuine than other channels. I'm an animator and used to dabble in reviewing anime myself, and what I genuinely disliked is how people came forward with an opinion but with dishonest intentions. Either it's because they want to show off how much they know about animation or either it's for views / likes. Rarely do they start from the intention "I love this, this makes me excited, and I want to explain others WHY I felt that way, and how did the animation support that feeling? How did the staff make you sure felt the way you did, and how did the pipeline allow this emotion to come to fruition. I liked how you looked at things from a broader perspective, not only focusing on the microscopic aspect of anime, as apparant in your video about MAPPA where you refused to just acknowledge their masterful animation, without mentioning how bleak and greedy the industry is. So for now, I hope you can get plenty of time to yourself and still keep that genuine excitement to maaaaybe deliver a video for us in the future. Wish you all the best!
Thank you for all you've done and taught us over the years. I really appreciate your breakdowns and explanations of the industry. I now pay more attention to what people make anime instead of assuming if it's a specific studio it'll be a good anime, so again thank you
Nooo... .·°՞(≧□≦)՞°·. Thanks for your contribution for the animation community. Your insight towards animation industry was eye-opening for me personally.
I'm so sad to see you go but I'm so happy to have found your videos all those years ago! I teach animation and I still link students your videos when they're interested in learning more about the anime they love! You've done some amazing work on here, hope things go well for you in the future!
Aw man, I’ll miss seeing your videos! From all the way back with Otaquest, seeing a new edition of your videos on my feed always made my day more exciting. Best of luck on your future adventures!
Man, I'm one of these silent fans that pop up occasionally every once in a while, but this is sad news ! Now, I know that whenever real life gets involved, passion always take a hit and a backseat. And a full decade on UA-cam, that's already a heck of an accomplishment ! So massive kudos to you ! I'm myself working in the animation industry (not japanese, but between France, Belgium and Taiwan, that is, wherever whenever I can find gigs, which means not right now) & your channel has always been my go-to channel whenever an anime really caught my eye and I wanted to know more in-depth knowledge on it. Sure, now, there are more channels doing such work, but your channel ran so they could fly ! Thank you so much for all these years ! It was a blast ! And congratulations for getting married and now owning a house ! With hopes that we'll see another insightful video from you in the far future, whenever you get the itch (once a creator, always a creator), but in the meantime, salute !
Fair enough nothing wrong with casual uploads. While there are other anime analysis videos, they never actually reached the depth your videos have reached with research and accuracy which I will miss.
Dang, end of an era! I know it's been forever, but I'm so glad to hear you're doing well these days! All the best moving forward and have fun just enjoying things from now on :)
No way, I feel supersad :( I always looked up for your videos, you brought such good and fleshed out analysis! I'll miss them a lot. It's understandable tho. Really, wish you the best with life ❤
Never commented before but thanks for the great videos! You covered aspects of anime not many talk about (in a relatively accessible way), and I admire the work you put into actually researching and trying to get your facts straight. Wish you the best!
Thank you sir for all your hard work! You have provided an invaluable contribution to pie overall community through your content. Again my sincere gratitude and wish you success on all your future projects!
Thanks for all the great videos, Canipa. You were the gateway for me to start researching the animators behind all of my favorite animation. You did such a great job of making information very accessible and easily understood, but also pointed me to find more information and made me realize that all this information isn't some cryptic puzzle hidden behind walls, but just a little bit of effort opens up whole worlds worth of knowledge. I hope the best for you and you get that mortgage taken care of!
Always enjoyed your videos since back in 2014. I haven't been watching recently, but I can now go back and catch up on that backlog. Also would be cool to see you on the Trash Taste podcast someday.
Hey canipa, I want to say that your work was one of the things that encouraged me to become an professional animator for Japan, I managed to work for trigger, saru, wit, mappa, A1 between others, so even if you're changing your goals, know your work till now has been important to many!
That's incredible!! Would you be comfortable sharing what name you're credited under? I may be out of the UA-cam game, but I still stick around for the credits to spot all the names I recognize.
My work is definitely not the most flash and cool out there but you can look for Rodrigo Veras or ベラス!
@@TheCanipaEffect his name is liarliaranimegay look him up
"Haven't watched any ani-videos lately, time to see classic canipa."
"Oh."
I’m gonna miss your vids, they really helped spark my love for animation
Honestly, thanks for showing me a different perspective of anime through the animation breakdown videos. It’s sad to see you go but good luck with whatever endeavors you have in the future
What I love(d?) about your channel is when you started doing the anime/animator spotlight videos, you were one of the first anime content creators on the platform to not just essentially post a reaction video disguised as a 10 minute video essay, and actually research the topics you were discussing, presenting information that couldn't be gleaned from a casual viewing of the show. The PA interview to me personally being my favorite.
That being said; along with Tom Scott, I feel like you're also pioneering what a departure from content creation can look like without it being the result of some horrible event, and I'm all for it, thanks for the wonderful times.
You've genuinely changed my perspective on anime and arguably somewhat shifted the direction of broader anime discourse in general with how you've brought so much production information to the wider anime fandom through such easily accessible videos. Thanks for all the hard work and research ethos you've put into the past 10 years on this channel, and good luck with whatever you're pursuing next, Callum!
I was immediately fascinated watching your breakdown on OPM; all of the animator names being mentioned really put into perspective just how much talent and effort goes into the creation of anime.
Today this is my biggest passion, and my channel wouldn't exist if yours didn't. Thank you for all the years of amazing content!
Didnt know you were influenced by the GOAT. Thank you for replacing him and going into a lot more technical detail
Although I'm sad to see you go, I'm glad for the videos you've made and have inspired me to research into the creation of anime, to appreciate the medium and the people who've poured their lives into it
Please take it easy ✌
That's a shame.. I only recently subscribed to your channel like maybe half a year ago after binging 26 of your anime spotlight videos and too soon after you're retiring. Out of many anime channels that does reviews, retrospectives and analysis only your channel was the one to actually passionately praise and talk about the individual animators, writers and musicians behind the works and what they all contributed to make the anime amazing. Truly a shame that it ended.
Thanks canipa effect. You made me appreciate the art of animation and the effort that goes behind it. I wish you the best of luck for your upcoming life. I love your videos and I will always remember them.
Thank you so much for bringing light to the behind the scenes of anime all these years. Your channel has been one of the main reasons why I'm very interested in learning the ins and outs of the anime industry, without you I don't think I'd ever even be as passionate as I am now. Unfortunately the channel has come to an end, but your influence to me and a lot of other people are for the better. Thank you for the hard work all these years, good luck to you future endeavors!
Thank you for all your work Canipa.
Your videos were a huge part of me getting into animation, first as a hobby, now a career. Your Yutapon video was hugely influential to me.
I now work freelance on both western and japanese productions.
I hope you know your videos are well loved amongst many animators.
Having a person who inspired you to pursue animation talking up something you worked on is really cool
Thanks for the videos through the years, and good luck on whatever's next!
You blew my mind with the behind the scenes of Japanese media. I liked a lot of manga and anime that I didn’t think I would like growing up.
I was a fan of Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Sonic X and few on cable tv, but I was really mind blown with both classic and modern anime because of how much this community love anime and manga and knew a lot of things that I didn’t think I would really like like I do now. Thank you.
Your videos about the anime industry and the animation itself were always great and informative.
Damn man this is a huge hit to the anitube community. I loved your vids and how you highlighted different directors and studios. Gunna miss your vids. Gods speed canipa, see you in Valhalla.
I wish the best in your life.
Thanks for the many years of dedication to an underrated part of the anime production.
Thanks for all these years Canipa! Wishing you all the best in life!
Well FYI, I already watched the Baccano/Durarara video on the day of its release, so what do I do now HUH?
But on a serious note, you were my entry into understanding more about anime production and the people behind some of my favorite shows. Your Baccano, AOT, OPM, Mob Psycho 100, and Compositing videos are my favorites. I went from knowing nothing about this industry to having favorite animators and directors all thanks to watching your videos in my early teens. I bet many of the new animation/staff breakdown channels and bloggers wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for your work.
Thank you Canipa Effect, and good luck on your new pursuits.
Loved your Gridman/Dynazenon video especially with how much of dyna that was featured since it doesn't get talked about as much, good luck with your future endeavors.
Thank you Canipa for showing me the ins and out of the anime I watch. I'm gonna miss seeing your videos
Thaks for all the videos man.
I'm happy to get the closure instead of "where did they go" and just wonder.
You covered subjects I didn't keep up with as a basic anime fan. Thank you for spotlighting the people that make the media we love.
My man, I'm going to miss you so much. Thanks for all your hardwork showing names, styles and production for people who like anime to help them get deep into the rabbit hole of sakuga.
Good luck in the future, and I hope life treats you as kindly as you deserve.
As a fellow anime staff & studio nerd, it's gonna be sad to see this channel go indefinitely dormant. Thanks for everything, Canipa!
I'm sure everyone has that one scene or anime they can think of. Kinda like your first moment of consciousness, the scene turns you from thinking "Wow that was cool," to thinking "Wow, who made this??".
For me it was the Deku vs. Todoroki fight. For the record, I've seen plenty of anime before this, but something about it slapped the sakuga consciousness into me. After watching that episode I was genuinely jaw-dropped. The way animation complemented he build up of emotional stakes into the literal explosion at the end, it was inspiring. I was tearing up at the thought of it the day after it aired. If this is what good animation could do, I wanted to know more. It was at that point that I wanted to learn more. And at the peak of my interest, I learned of The Canipa Effect.
This channel has helped me cultivate a mindset that makes me think about each individual animator, to think of the staff instead of the studio, to think about how each production role interacts with other roles and how their dynamics contribute to a project, and to consider the context and circumstance of each production. It made me realize and care about things I wish more people in the anime community would.
I found this channel almost 7 years ago, maybe even further back. The anime scene has changed so much and I would have loved The Canipa Effect to be at the forefront of making videos about the production and key players in new anime. Maybe there are younger people who were like me, inspired and wanting to learn more.
But alas I respect the desicion. I want to give my thanks for the 10 years you put into this channel. I don't think it's a overstatement to say that this channel has contributed to changing the trajectory of my life.
I'm rambling but I just wanted to throw out what this channel meant to me. I was a younger teen when I found this channel, and now I'm nearing adulthood and I want to be pursuing something in the realm of arts. Animation would be wonderful, but anything art related at this point. At the very least, I want carve a clearer path for others who were like me, passionate but unguided.
Hell, maybe I'll start my own channel haha
I've always known which studios to pay attention to, but it's never gone deeper than that. Thanks to your channel I actually use the staff tab on MAL to confirm my suspicions that "hey that really was animator X!" much like recognizing a voice actor
It's been an amazing journey, i'm glad that i was able to be a part of it.
Good luck Callum, i wish you the best!!
*Raises glass*
Godspeed Callum. To whatever you'll do next.
First Tom Scott
Now The Canipa Effect
_Man_
gonna miss these videos. Be proud that you've taught me, and now all my anime watching friends, about impact frames.
I still would've liked to see you do a video on Symphogear, it's production is so interesting. It changed so much over 5 seasons.
Surprised to know but glad to hear your thoughts canipa effect
Damn, another one of the absolute highest quality channels ending. Thank you for everything you've done.
Good luck in life fam. Thanks for giving me an appreciation for the work that goes into my favorite stories.
I wish for you to know your channel has inspired me to pursue animation as a profession. Your call out on animators, studios and highlights on new (now veteran) animators helped me so much in researching their twitter and being inspired by their work, and applying to studios. Good luck on your journey man!
I'm really going to miss your videos. You are why we all love animation.
i am glad that you showcase us more about the anime industry
On the same day when the norgami manga has ended
Found you alongside the Se Jun Kim video and the journey was a blast! You were one of my most favorite creators, your videos always had the best quality with the best consistency I've seen! Good job for these years!
Thanks for what you've done for the anime community. I wouldn't have looked into anime on a deeper level without your knowledge.
I just have to thank you so much in particular for that Mob Psycho 100 video, while yeah there are plenty of MP100 videos out there, stumbling on you video specific made a huge impact on me I mean it. Through that video I ended up dedicating myself to the art I love, same for that Sun and Moon video, when that series came out I was ecstatic for it, but everyone was hellbent on tearing it apart but your video was the support I wanted and that Pokemon series ended up being one of my comfort shows. That's my stories about what this channel what you mean to me.
I’m gonna miss your videos. I really loved the behind the scenes look at Anime productions
UA-cam is sadder without you. Thanks for all the hard work and knowledge you've shared. Your video on Durara and Baccano and another on Cyberpunk are my favorites. I wish you all the best.
I've loved your videos over the years. It got me more interested in sakuga and the animation process.
Thanks, man, you were always an inspiration to go above and beyond on regards the animated shows I loved. You truly changed the perspective of so many anime enthusiasts
Only got into the channel relatively recently in 2021 around when the MAPPA and Game Freak vids (might be my favorite? B2W2 are my fav pkmn games) were made but the videos in that time have been great. Love learning about some of the behind the scenes for studios and anime I never thought to look into prior. Wishing you well, thanks for the good vids🫡
Man. I had to say goodbye to your work on the 'OTAQUEST in Japan' channel a few years back and now this. Genuinely THANKS SO MUCH for the insightful videos you've made over the years. Your passion for anime and games was quite captivating and I very much enjoyed your highlights of what make a certain production work/shine. I really hope a production comes soon that reignites your creator brain to put something out. but that's just me being greedy. Hope life treats you well man. (ALSO, TURN ON SUPER THANKS YOU IDIOT, LET ME THANK YOU MONETARILY AS WELL)
gonna miss these, thank u for ur dedication!
I was really into the anitube scene back then and have been watching you since the beginning. I’ve been a fan for a long time, sad to see you go m8
But hey congratulations on your marriage my man!!!!!!! 🎉💪
I think UA-cam just thinks I like watching people leave at this point, it's been a bit since I've watched a video but I'm happy to have had it come back up and go watch what you have worked on. It definitely gave me a new appreciation for animation since I started watching I think a One Punch man animator spotlight way back when. Hoping for the best for you going forward and turned on the bell just in case you find a way to put out something else you're passionate about.
Thanks for all your passion & content Cal, its been a blast.
I really like your content, especially your "Spotlight" content, for me that's unique and high quality. Thank you for all your work
aw, man
you were like, THE anime animation channel I watched, I don't even subscribe to anyone else so I dunno where to get videos that breakdown animation production as thoroughly and with as much detail as you do while still being accessible to people who aren't already familiar with animation (or who are stupid like me and forget basic terms and people all the time)
thanks for all the hard work and incredible videos, and best of luck in your future endeavours
See ya and thanks for the videos. You were the one place I knew that analyzed the animation and production that wasn't focused on a single studio (usually Toei Animation).
*The search restarts...*
Thank you for all of your effort, you did great with this channel
3:34 This is definitely what made me subscribe. And you definitely succeeded. They gave me deeper appreaciation for the shows and the people that made it possible.
Thanks for all the amazing videos, your work felt very distinct from any other UA-camrs talking about anime, especially when I first started watching them years ago. Happy 10th anniversary and all the best with what you’re doing now and going forward!
Thank you Canipa effect. I been watching since earlier animation spotlights in 2016 and the anime reviews. Your insights in the anime animation industry is the reason I been watching and subscribed this channel for so long. Well, so long old friend.
I would never know how anime works of it weren’t for your channel. Thank you so much
Good luck with your life
You’ve done such incredible work here Canipa
Bravo
I literally cried watching this video.
I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already.
Thank you for everything, Legend 🫡
ur videos especially the one punch man one makes me appreciate animation and people behind it.
Thank you for helping form my deeper level of passion for animation as a medium. Sayonara ;-;
I love that you're also missing the Spirit Circle Volume 4 as well in your bookcase. At least I know I'm not the only one suffering lol. Thanks for all your vids!
Thanks for everything Canipa-man!
Thank you Canipa Effect! ❤
Your passion and dedication is felt and that speaks volumes in addition to your ‘detective’ research work on animation production!
I’ve referenced your videos for school/university projects, told people to go watch your clips, and learned so so much from your research.
it’s helped me language and get into a deeper conversation about anime as an art, and also political discussion on worker treatment/payment.
So much of my mindset is due in part to you, so THANK YOU!
😢 thank you for your dedication in enriching the anime community with your beautiful content.
Thank you for all your hard work! Even though you are moving on, I can still see myself going back to your videos from time to time. Inspiring and informative!
Sad to see you go! Really inspired me to learn more about all types of media that i enjoy
Thank you for all these years of great stuff, you are a true animation apostle.
And yes, your video on Baccano and Durarara!! was top tier material.
good ridance, brother!
glad you made a video saying that, the channel is not dead but it may be back in the future as a hobby, this gave me a assurity that I can say to myself that ' he may upload a video whenever he wants ' , all the best for the future endeavours
Thanks to you I pay attention to animators's names and other talented staff. Although I am kinda capable of looking at anime productions on some level, I will miss your comprehensive videos that highlight all the elements and people coming together to create great shows. You've made the anime community a smarter place, and I'm thankful for all your work.
Canipa, you have been consistently one of the best anime content creators on this platform. I've been writing about anime in some form or another for years and your content has been a huge inspiration to me. The way your videos encourage mainstream audiences to think harder about the animation they watch is a gift and one the value of which cannot be overstated. I'm sad that it's ending but I'm sure whatever you go on to do next will be even more fantastic. Much love my dude.
You'll be missed. Thanks for all your passion. Best wishes on your future.
Thank you for all th videos over the many years.
found your channel back in 2018 for the longest time you've been the only place where I got my industry knowledge from. I think the first video I ever watched from you was the Se Jun Kim Spotlight.
Your channel Is one of the biggest reasons I'm into the jp anime industry and for that I'm for ever grateful.
Good luck with your future endeavors
First of all, thank you for all the effort you have put into these videos.
I want to say why I love your videos, way more than other channels. I find your insight to be more genuine than other channels.
I'm an animator and used to dabble in reviewing anime myself, and what I genuinely disliked is how people came forward with an opinion but with dishonest intentions.
Either it's because they want to show off how much they know about animation or either it's for views / likes. Rarely do they start from the intention "I love this, this makes me excited, and I want to explain others WHY I felt that way, and how did the animation support that feeling? How did the staff make you sure felt the way you did, and how did the pipeline allow this emotion to come to fruition.
I liked how you looked at things from a broader perspective, not only focusing on the microscopic aspect of anime, as apparant in your video about MAPPA where you refused to just acknowledge their masterful animation, without mentioning how bleak and greedy the industry is.
So for now, I hope you can get plenty of time to yourself and still keep that genuine excitement to maaaaybe deliver a video for us in the future. Wish you all the best!
Thank you for all you've done and taught us over the years. I really appreciate your breakdowns and explanations of the industry. I now pay more attention to what people make anime instead of assuming if it's a specific studio it'll be a good anime, so again thank you
Your content has been so informative over the years. I wish you and your family the best.
You were one of the best channels out there, would miss this a lot.
Thanks for showing me new ways of appreciating the medium I love so much! Good luck!
I've enjoyed your videos and learned so much more about the industry and what goes into making this art. Good luck on your journey and thank you.
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Thanks for your contribution for the animation community. Your insight towards animation industry was eye-opening for me personally.
I'm so sad to see you go but I'm so happy to have found your videos all those years ago! I teach animation and I still link students your videos when they're interested in learning more about the anime they love!
You've done some amazing work on here, hope things go well for you in the future!
Aw man, I’ll miss seeing your videos! From all the way back with Otaquest, seeing a new edition of your videos on my feed always made my day more exciting. Best of luck on your future adventures!
Thanks for your work and dedication on this project/channel. It was great, hope to see something in the future.
Man, I'm one of these silent fans that pop up occasionally every once in a while, but this is sad news ! Now, I know that whenever real life gets involved, passion always take a hit and a backseat. And a full decade on UA-cam, that's already a heck of an accomplishment ! So massive kudos to you !
I'm myself working in the animation industry (not japanese, but between France, Belgium and Taiwan, that is, wherever whenever I can find gigs, which means not right now) & your channel has always been my go-to channel whenever an anime really caught my eye and I wanted to know more in-depth knowledge on it.
Sure, now, there are more channels doing such work, but your channel ran so they could fly !
Thank you so much for all these years ! It was a blast !
And congratulations for getting married and now owning a house !
With hopes that we'll see another insightful video from you in the far future, whenever you get the itch (once a creator, always a creator), but in the meantime, salute !
Fair enough nothing wrong with casual uploads. While there are other anime analysis videos, they never actually reached the depth your videos have reached with research and accuracy which I will miss.
Dang, end of an era! I know it's been forever, but I'm so glad to hear you're doing well these days! All the best moving forward and have fun just enjoying things from now on :)
No way, I feel supersad :( I always looked up for your videos, you brought such good and fleshed out analysis! I'll miss them a lot.
It's understandable tho. Really, wish you the best with life ❤
Never commented before but thanks for the great videos! You covered aspects of anime not many talk about (in a relatively accessible way), and I admire the work you put into actually researching and trying to get your facts straight. Wish you the best!
Man! So grateful for all your work and efforts! We love you man and blessing to you and your family
Thank you sir for all your hard work! You have provided an invaluable contribution to pie overall community through your content. Again my sincere gratitude and wish you success on all your future projects!
Thanks Canipa effect. Your channel made me appreciate anime - and to some extent, the animation as a media - as a whole. Callum, I wish you the best!
Thank you for all the great videos over the years, always really enjoyed them, have a good life !
Thanks for all the great videos, Canipa. You were the gateway for me to start researching the animators behind all of my favorite animation. You did such a great job of making information very accessible and easily understood, but also pointed me to find more information and made me realize that all this information isn't some cryptic puzzle hidden behind walls, but just a little bit of effort opens up whole worlds worth of knowledge. I hope the best for you and you get that mortgage taken care of!
Always enjoyed your videos since back in 2014. I haven't been watching recently, but I can now go back and catch up on that backlog. Also would be cool to see you on the Trash Taste podcast someday.
Thank you so much for your contribution. Your videos play a big role in my love for animation. God speed.
Thanks for all the videos and good luck on your future endeavors!!! Gonna miss this channel 😭